Batman and Catwoman have gone to war over Gotham City's future, the latter advocating for redirecting the flow of crime to harmless scores on the rich while the former takes a hardline stance. Catwoman has an army of henchmen at her disposal who want to lead a better life out of their former bosses' shadows. All she needs now is someone to train them to be better at crime. Enter Red Hood, whose experience as an anti-hero makes him the ideal candidate for the job. Written by Matthew Rosenberg with artwork from Nikola Čižmešija and Rex Lokus and letters from Troy Peteri, Batman/Catwoman: The Gotham War - Red Hood #1 focuses on the black sheep of the Bat Family and the personal reason he's gotten involved in Batman and Catwoman's war.
REVIEW: DC's Batman/Catwoman: The Gotham War - Red Hood #1
Red Hood grudgingly partners up with Catwoman to create a safer Gotham, but his penchant for making his own rules has some unpleasant consequences.